Today Luke takes a look at the new Thermaltake ToughRAM DDR4 rgb 3600mhz 16GB kit. Thermaltake first showed off its ToughRAM series of memory modules back at Computex in May. The ToughRAM rgb series ...

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While you do need to prepare your wallet a bit to buy these, the Ballistix Elite DDR4-2666MHz 16GB kit has all the right mojo going for it. It looks good, performs really well out of the box, and ...

ADATA's XPG Dazzle 2800MHz sticks offer pleasing aesthetics, a calm red glow, and are tuned to hang with faster kits we have previously tested. While cost may be a concern, this kit punches above its ...

DDR4 memory kits are steadily superseding DDR3 DIMMs due to competitive pricing and the advent of Intel’s LGA1151 chipset which supports speeds in excess of 3200MHz. Furthermore, DDR4 modules require ...

The memory guys are banking on today's launch of the Intel Skylake platform to be a catalyst for increased exposure and sales. If you don't know, the Core i7-6700K and Core i5-6600K processors can ...

Today we’re taking a look at Adata’s XPG Spectrix D60G DDR4 memory. Sporting dat sweet sweet RGB in a sleek stylish heat sink, how does this memory compare to my tried and true non-RGB G.Skill Trident ...

There has increased talk recently of the positive effects for running faster computer memory. Though shipping without integrated graphics, which is often used to highlight the benefits of speedier RAM ...

While not completely upgradeable like modular gaming desktop PCs, modern laptops still have certain components that users can upgrade, such as storage and memory. Both are required in modern games in ...

The RAM shortage is spiking prices all over the place, so grab this mini PC for $360 while you still can! Remember to use ...

A refurbished Ryzen-powered laptop with 16GB of RAM and lots of upgrade potential can be yours at an amazing discount.

The AI industry, not content with raiding the DDR5 future stash, have now begun to eat away at the remaining DDR4 stock.